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About Mission Housing Development Corporation

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Since 1971, Mission Housing Development Corporation has provided affordable housing options to residents of San Francisco. Now, Mission Housing is one of the largest nonprofit housing organizations in San Francisco, owning or managing 35 buildings. The organization currently serves some 3,000 residents in 1,600 units. 1,000 additional 100 percent affordable rental units are being developed.

History

Since 1971, Mission Housing Development Corporation has created and preserved quality affordable housing, and pioneered innovative, award winning housing developments that define the personality of the Mission District.

The Mission Coalition Organization, formed in 1968, brought together more than 100 different organizations to address concerns of Mission District residents and businesses. Through MCO’s organizing efforts, the Mission District was declared a Model Cities area for community development, enabling the neighborhood to develop a solid program of better housing, social services, education, health care, and economic development. One product of the coalition was the creation of Mission Housing Development Corporation.

What is Mission Housing Development Corporation?

Mission Housing Development Corporation is a nonprofit, community-based organization which creates and preserves high-quality affordable housing for residents of low and moderate incomes in the Mission District and San Francisco. Mission Housing Development Corporation provides housing for families, seniors and special needs individuals. Mission Housing Development Corporation also provides technical assistance to help other organizations develop affordable housing that meets the needs of the physically or mentally challenged, and the critically ill.

Our Mission

Mission Housing Development Corporation develops high-quality, well-managed, affordable, sustainable homes and communities that promote the self-sufficiency of low and moderate income families, seniors, and persons with diverse needs.

Our Values

Community – Our history is rooted in the advocacy, preservation, and growth of affordable housing development in San Francisco’s Mission district. As a community-based organization with a strong internal identity, we focus on developing and preserving affordable housing that is sustainable for all San Franciscans.

Mission Housing Development Corporation believes in “people first” respecting and building community with our residents and staff— the Mission Housing Development Corporation family.

We believe in building relationships and collaborating with our community and city partners to advocate for equitable solutions to affordable housing.

Leadership – Mission Housing Development Corporation is a leading and influential voice in the development of affordable housing in the Mission District and in San Francisco. We continue to be pioneers and innovators in affordable housing. The decisions we make are well thought out and we are accountable for the outcomes.

Integrity – We use Mission Housing Development Corporation’s mission as our decision-making compass. We are intentional in the programmatic, operational and policy decisions we make. We do what’s right because that’s the right thing to do. We are transparent about how we operate as an organization and base our decisions on what is best for Mission Housing Development Corporation, our residents and the community.

Mission-Driven – We stay true to our core mission in everything we do. Mission Housing Development Corporation builds and preserves affordable housing for the diverse population of San Franciscans who work hard to build a life in this city.

Quality – Developments by Mission Housing Development Corporation are well-designed, sustainable and built to endure beyond current generations. They are maintained to be preserved as an asset to the community. We partner with professionals who uphold high standards and pay prevailing wages and benefits to employees enabling them to support their families and the local economy.